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I have aquired an 98 sts that has missing threads on the drive side of the bb and am after a threadless bb but its difficult to find anything suitable for a 73mm shell length as most are for 98mm. If anyone has one for sale please let me know as i would like to purchase one. If possible i would...

thanks. Earlier 1997 sts bikes had that but this is the 98 model. Im having issues resolving the bb weld repair as there are no remaining threads left on one side. There is a modified threadless bb currently installed but i am looking to fit something a bit less bodged so will get to this in...

I will leave it alone and hope for the best i think.

it wont be up to the awesome standard of some on here...but yes i will do.👍

Its just as well its by the stairs as surely any normal height rider would first need to climb them to straddle this bike🙂

At the very least it will make a good wall hanger but hopefully i can get a few gentle singletrack trips out on it once it's done. I better order sone autosol polish to get all the alloy bits all shiny🙂

I have acquired it....ill see how it cleans up. Its probably for the best that i got one like this as im not very good at restoring anything to original spec. I have a set of red girvin chubbys and some red magura rim brakes as some other wheels i might try on it ....see what i mean lol😆

Woh thats awesome. Love that you've added on a disc brake mount too👍

ahh i remember now. i have the longer version of the forks so the critical dimension should be 200mm and not the usual 163mm. Cheers for mentioning it though as its best to check these things. reference is this noleen brochure...

i actually got my much newer 2018 carbon transition smuggler frame painted in this colour (after 35 hours of hand sanding the old paint off very carefully) so took the opportunity to get this frame done at the same time to save money. i deliberately wanted a yeti similar colour but a little...

Many thanks for the nice comments:)

hi thanks for the offer but my pace forks turned out great. the reducer cups i used are these (worked out to be about £27 including shipping from usa) https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/154395218266

One of my dream bikes. Fantastic job, looks incredible😎

Wow amazing effort. Im am in awe of your skill and dedication. I love a good proflex but my efforts are a far simpler affair as i decided to take the much easier restomod route with mine. Im loving the orange clockwork as well👍😎

Wow that frame cleaned up so well. I never would have thought that rust would clean up like that from the chrome 😎 nice looking bike👍

Finally fitted a suspension fork which i like👍

A few pics of my restomod proflex after its respray and rebuild. Took it out for its first ride and was surprised how nice it rides. It's got some newer non period correct components as i plan to use this every now and then so no point hunting for pricey correct age parts for this

Hi i have just acquired a set and am looking to learn more about these so if anyone has any info on how to service them that would be great. I hear they have adjustable travel from 80 to 100mm and such. Any info is much appreciated as the awesome archive on here is unfortunately missing any...

Thank for the offer but I have a set of judys myself but am in the process of acquiring some pace forks as will suit the look of the bike better (or so i hope). So will see how i get on with them.

I will send payment later tonight if you could pm your details please. Just heading out for a bike ride now😎